Re: Unable to install DB2 Administration Server

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Hi,

    Thanks for the reply. The sudo root seems to be ok as it returns root 
when i do ' whoami ' from the console. I think the problem was due to some 
stale instance of the administrator still lying around on the machine. The 
deinstall process does not remove the administrator server and other 
instances. Got it resolved by removing das directory from any admin user 
that I created from previous installations. 

thanks
Tulika Agrawal




Dan Behman <[email protected]> 
08/11/2004 06:04 PM

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Re: [suse-ibm-db2] Unable to install DB2 Administration Server






Hi Tulika,

I'm not sure how you have your "sudo root" environment configured, but 
could you please compile and run the following program from the exact same 

environment which you attempt the installation and tell me what the output 

is?

#include <unistd.h>
#include <sys/types.h>

int main( void )
{
   printf( "getuid()  = %d\n", getuid() );
   printf( "geteuid() = %d\n", geteuid() );

   return 0;
}

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Tulika Agrawal <[email protected]> 
08/11/2004 02:58 PM

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[suse-ibm-db2] Unable to install DB2 Administration Server






Hi,
    I am trying to install the DB2 Administration Server 8.1 in SuSe 8. I 
am running the installation as sudo root and not real root. The 
installation returns with following error

ERROR:An error occurred while updating the configuration parameter 
"DASADM_GRP"
to "db2asgrp" for the DB2 Administration Server. The return value is 
"5001".

ERROR:An error occurred while updating the DB2 Administration Server's
configuration with the specified administration group. Please ensure the
DASADM_GRP setting is correct by using the GET ADMIN CONFIGURATION 
command. To
modify the value of any DB2 Administration Server configuration parameter, 


use
the UPDATE ADMIN CONFIGURATION command.

Configuring the DB2 Administration Server:.......Failure

Can anyone tell me what could be the problem?

thanks
Tulika Agrawal


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